The View is a meaningful way for many people to get the current news and hot topics, so the show must be live, especially after a weekend. Lately, this has not been the case quite often. It seems like it is becoming a habit for the ladies to take extra time off from The View.
It is just the second week of the New Year, and the ladies on The View are already getting on each other’s nerves. The hot topic issues of politics and race are serving to divide the ladies and cause their tempers to flare up. Instead of it being a divide between the Democrats and Republicans,
Joy Behar’s first week back to The View after her horrible time with COVID-19 and then the long holiday break has not gone well. She embarrassed herself today on The View during an interview with the newly released from prison, Gypsy Rose Blanchard. Gypsy has made headlines since her early release from prison for arranging
The View has been on hiatus since December 18, and fans cannot wait to see the ladies back with all new shows. The ladies will all be back this week, and The View’s Instagram account is teasing the news. It will be a great week ahead, and the show will celebrate Ana Navarro’s birthday on
The View has been on hiatus since the week before Christmas, and all the fans are going through withdrawals by now. Everyone has been clamoring for new episodes but has had to settle for the ladies posting about their holidays on social media. Even more upsetting for loyal The View watchers is that Joy Behar
Joy Behar is having a horrible, awful, no-good December on The View and not in real life. Lately, she has been slammed on The View by the guests. Matt Rogers was on and scandalously shared that Joy goes barefoot on airplanes. Matt upset Joy so much that she told him to “shut up” and clarified
Joy Behar of The View seems closer to retiring than ever. She is already down to a four-day workweek, and when she is there, she is cranky. She mentions retiring whenever she sits down with executive producer Brian Teta on the podcast The View: Behind the Table. Recently, Brian questioned how much of a producer
Joy Behar is having a hard time lately with guests on The View. They are full of disrespect toward the venerated host. Just this week, comedian and actor Matt Rogers revealed something she did not want to go public on the show, and after she called him out on it, he went on the podcast
Joy Behar, co-host on The View, is gaining a reputation for herself that is not all joy and light as her name implies. Brian Teta, executive producer of The View, has called her “cranky” to her face and has spoken about her depressing moods. Joy has snapped at her co-hosts and guests frequently. Just a
The View’s Joy Behar is known for being older and cranky occasionally. She frequently looks bored and wants the show to move on. Brian Teta, executive producer of The View, has called her out on her behavior before, and Joy has snapped back that she’s “cranky.” But she is also becoming known for something else